Reply #27: it must be lost on me.....so here are several questions for clarity's sake

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What does it mean not to support violent resistance but still recognize the rights of others to violently resist?

Does that mean it's good for 'them', just not for 'me' and who am I to speak out or interfere?

Or that the ISM recognizes and condones Hamas' right to fire missiles at Israeli towns, send 'noble' suicide bombers to blow up busses, yeshivas, and pizzerias, or fire at the IDF behind Palestinian human shields?

If Jews of the Warsaw ghetto violently resisted by attacking soft targets (elderly and young Germans), is that a right you would recognize?